We discuss Greensboro’s recent property tax increase, the challenges of leading with a new City Council, the opportunities and tradeoffs surrounding AI, and how leadership is evolving in an era of constant public scrutiny.
What if America’s divisions aren’t evidence that the nation is failing—but proof that the American experiment is still working? As the country marks its 250th year, history offers a different perspective on the pursuit of a more perfect union.
Algenon sits down with clergy leader, author, and spiritual teacher Chantal McKinney for a thoughtful conversation about following Jesus beyond church.
Recently, one image circulated showing every living former president and first lady gathered together: Bill and Hillary Clinton. George and Laura Bush. Barack and Michelle Obama. Joe and Jill Biden. One couple was missing.
We discuss the rise of identity politics, the importance of independent thinking, the challenge of finding common ground, and why meaningful change often begins within individuals and communities.
Five years after launching Davidson Local, Antionette Kerr reflects on the realities of local journalism, the challenges of building a sustainable news organization, and the people who made the journey possible.